The Gulf country has approved a new model of International Health Certificate for beef from Brazil. Saudi Arabia has also opened up its market for sheep meat from Brazil.
Doha will host the FIFA Arab Cup qualifiers starting this Saturday (19), and one of the venues will be the Khalifa International Stadium, to receive 2022 World Cup matches.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber will host on Friday (18) a Warm-Up session to prepare for virtual meetings that will take place in July between Brazilian cosmetic suppliers and Arab importers. Registration is open.
The event will be held this Wednesday (16) at 8:30 am BRT. Registration is open to the Arab Brazilian Chamber and ANFACER members.
The secretary-general of the Union of Arab Chambers, Khaled Hanafy, talked about the work of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce with representatives of the institution’s office in Dubai.
Saudi Arabia introduced a legal amendment allowing single, divorced or widowed women to live independently in a house without permission from father or any other male guardian, as it was the case until recently.
Solar-powered irrigation pivot was developed by a Brazilian team at Valmont Solar Solutions. The device is now being used in a farm in Sudan.
Companies are paying more for shipping their goods by sea to other countries. Freight transport to the Arab world has also gotten more expensive.
CNA and FAMBRAS host the course ‘The Islamic World – Opportunities and challenges for Brazilian agribusiness in a post-pandemic scenario.’ There will be four classes from June 17 to July 8.
A Lebanese based in Brazil releases a new romantic song on Friday (11) for lovers to celebrate their date on Saturday (12), Arab style.
Growing mango is common in Saudi Arabia’s southern region, but the fruit’s orchards spread over the western and northern regions. The government has encouraged the development of production and marketing.
The Brazilian Administrative Council for Economic Defense approved the sale of Petrobras’ Landulpho Alves Refinery to the UAE investment fund Mubadala Capital.
By Tamer Mansour The suspension of 11 Brazilian poultry slaughterhouses, responsible for 65% of chicken shipments to Saudi Arabia, shows that the largest market in the League of Arab States and the second leading destination for the product from Brazil is rapidly advancing in its plans to achieve food self-sufficiency. Known as Vision 2030, the
The Kuwait Red Crescent Society donated USD 100,000 to help the Brazilian Red Cross in its efforts to fight the pandemic, according to information by the Embassy of Kuwait to Brazil.
